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Are uncut DVD's out of the equation or is this just whenever?

[CENTER]JOHNNY CASH Johnny Cash was one of the most imposing and influential figures in post-World War II country music. With his deep, resonant baritone and spare, percussive guitar, he had a basic, distinctive sound. Cash didn't sound like Nashville, nor did he sound like honky tonk or...

I use Pro-Mark 7A's and sometimes the Zildjian 7A's because they are a bit heavier for live performances ;)

uh.. boot camp klik-"and so" pharoahe monch-"hell" couple that come off the top of my head

That's quite a fair list i think. Obviously most of the albums are a bit obvious but thats because more people are going to own them. I'll never complain with 2 Pixies albums in the top 5! No Smiths though! I have 49 of them funnily enough

Marillion-Grendel

Wow, episode 19 was full of development. So, major plot points:

dirty old jackhammer is who. Personally I'd sooner take it across the Atlantic and up alot to Iceland. They always had their post-punk hats on

Werd, it's gonna be fun. I have to play at 2 parties there. Which frienRAB of yours are playin?

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^ five piece band not six go watch Author and learn to count

Neighbourhood#1 (Tunnels) - Arcade Fire (Funeral) Needle In The Hay - Elliot Smith (Elliot Smith) Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath) Just Like Honey - The Jesus & Mary Chain (Psycocandy) Allison - Slowdive (Souvlaki) Teen Age Riot - Sonic Youth (Daydream Nation) 2112 - Rush (2112)...

Gilded Palace Of Sin is a fantastic album as well. Not quite my pick of the albums Gram Parsons has had his name on - those would be Sweetheart Of the Rodeo and Grievous Angel. It is very nearly there though. Definitely has one of the best B-sides of any album I've ever heard. By the way...

R.E.M. - 2008 - Murmur [25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition] ~ By Rickenbacker

Instead of trying to force the message in, try using themes that can be interpreted by the listener. Even if they don't interpret it the way you meant it, they still draw something from it. This one is much better than The Monument. Much easier to follow, but still lacking something. You'll...

It failed to sustain my interest.

It's probably Pi, then? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0138704/

Death Note's second opening is scored by a song called What's Up, People? by Maximum the Hormone. And good lord, is it awful. It corabines with an onslaught of freakish imagery to create an offensive assault on the senses. Which was probably the point, but that won't stop me from hating it...